With The Fringe On Top Labor costs grow as fringe benefits rise
The 1966 piece surveys fringe benefits in unions and management. It details Johnson wage guidelines strain from airline machinists, predicts broader demand in textile, electrical, auto and construction sectors, and outlines fringe costs totaling about 26.70 per 100 dollars of salary. It notes larger firms incur bigger fringe expenses to retain workers.
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Jonnson
Afl-Cio
Commerce Clearing House of Chicago
Psychiatry Gap in medico legal structure discussed
Experts nationwide note a gap that hinders commit actions for threats like Cuantes J Waitman’s Texas University tower shootings last week. They warn relatives must act or a patient must consent. otherwise authorities risk malpractice claims or lack of action.
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Texas University
Cuantes J. Waitman
Caution on Liquified Petroleum Gas Safety Shared
A note explains LP gas heavier than air and prone to accumulate in low spots. It warns that leaks can pool on floors and in ground depressions, creating serious danger. The guidance urges awareness during summer leisure activities and mentions the odor added for detection.
Monopoly creator Charles Darrow turns 77 and game’s global reach
Charles B Darrow, born August 10, earned wealth from Monopoly after 1929 crash. Parker Brothers released the game in 1935. 35 million copies sold worldwide. Foreign titles flourish, but no Iron Curtain version exists yet.
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Charles B. Darnow
Darrow
Parker Brothers
Goski
The Danville Register Subscription Rates Notice
Danville Virginia newspaper details subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions, by carrier in city and suburbs and by mail. Rates include weekly and annual options, with prices for 10 day renewal reminders and zone-based rate notes. The notice lists AP affiliation and advertising reps locations nationwide.
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Danville
Associated Press
Beanham Company
Chicago
New York
Atlanta
Detroit
Dallas
St. Louis
Charlotte
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Miami
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Kansas City
Car tourer's homebound Europe insights and mishaps
A traveler who toured Europe by car returns with vivid notes on scenic beauties and cultural shrines, but recounts an incident of flat tires in front of a notable site, illustrating the mix of wonder and minor travel woes.
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Europe
Independent Sector ideas on solving poverty in politics
Richard Cornuelle advocates voluntary welfare through churches, unions, and foundations to address poverty and discrimination. The piece details reactions from GOP and Democratic figures, noting Cornuelle’s nonpartisan calls and accusations of extremism amid a Tahoe meeting with Reagan and Finch.
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Richard Cormuelle
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Boy and Girl Scouts
Lake Tahoe
California
A Re
National Association of Manufacturers
Carmuelle
NAM
Harlem
New York
Carmelie
Ronald Reagan
Robert Finch
Nixon
Tahoe
Dick Cormuelle
Finch
Watts
Los Angeles
Cormuelle
Reagan
Thomas J. Pitts
Carmelle
Elders of Zion
Cornuelle
Eugene Nickerson
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Roosevelt
Greater
Pat Brown
Ensenada and Mexico travel tips from a retiree
A Flint Michigan sergeant writes about Ensenada as a developing retirement town on the Baja California coast offering lower living costs and easy access from San Diego. He suggests sightseeing, hotel options in Acapulco, education in Lake Chapala region, and making advance hotel reservations for September. He also notes material shopping in Mexico and tailoring services, with other cultural quips mixed in.
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Mexico City
Flint
Michigan
Ensenada
Pacific
Baja California Peninsula
U.S
San Diego
Tijuana
United States
Mexico
Acapulco
Maris
Ritz
Caleta
Lake Chapala
Chapala
Chula Vista
Ajijic
Education Department
Divide and Conquer in a Classless Nation
U S Senator James O Eastland argues that demonstrations divide the nation by elevating slogans over orderly law. He warns against excess rights claimed by minorities and cautions that state powers must restrain disruptive protests to prevent civil disorder.
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James
Eastland
U. S
Washington, D. C
Supreme Court
Atomic age memories through Meitner and Morrison
Two archival stories recall the birth of the Atomic Age and the Cold War clash between science and politics. Dr Lise Meitner, 87, receives the Fermi award for nuclear discoveries and escapes Nazi Germany, while Dr Philip Morrison, once a Communist Party member, aids Rosenberg case evidence and later helps shape nuclear energy policy. The pieces contrast aloof scientific virtue with engaged political action amid declassifications.
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Lise Meitner
Fermi
Philip Morrison
Ethel
Julius Rosenberg
Rosenbergs
Meitner
Germany
Copenhagen
Otto Hahn
F. Strassmann
Hahn
Lewis Strauss
Roosevelt
Manhattan Project
Morrison
Los Alamos Atom Project
Communist Party
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Los Alamos
Leslie Groves
Dr. Morrison
Groves
Morton
David Greenglass
Tr. Morrison
Sobell
America
United States
British archaeologists claim Camelot origin site found
Storages of teachers, doctors, nurses, electronics experts contain items suggesting a Camelot origin. Archaeologists say they discovered the original Camelot site, but the find is vague with few concrete artifacts like ticket stubs. Airline strike fallout could release a flood of visiting relatives as side effects.
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Camelot
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